Original Article
Dietary Soy Supplement on Fibromyalgia Symptoms: A Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled, Early Phase Trial
Table 1
Summary of data analysis with a separation test.
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As described by Aickin [18, 19]; Δ/2 = 1.645*SDE/2; If the mean difference exceeds Δ/2 (in the favorable direction, positive for soy), further research is recommended; F1-11, questions 1-11 of FIQ, which rate the ability to complete various activities and are scored and summed to yield 1 physical impairment score (0, no impairment; 10, maximum impairment); F12, question 12 of FIQ, which inquires about the number of days out of the past 7 days when the patient felt well (0, no impairment; 10, maximum impairment); F13, question 13 of FIQ, which inquires about the number of days during the past week when the patient missed work, including housework, because of fibromyalgia (0, no impairment; 10, maximum impairment); F14-20, questions 14-20 of FIQ, which are a series of visual analog scales for rating the various symptoms characteristic of FMS (0, no impairment; 70, maximum impairment); Ellipses indicate not enough information to make a recommendation. CI, confidence interval. |